Campusboard

A campus board is a training device that is primarily used in climbing to the strengths of the finger flexors and upper arm muscles. It consists of up to 4 m high, slightly overhanging wooden plates are bolted to the horizontal wooden slats. Usually, several rows of different sized strips are mounted side by side

Wolfgang Güllich developed in 1988, the campus board to systematically train for the route Action Directe can. It was named after the campus gym in Nuremberg, where the first campus board was set up.